PATENTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9408, 31 March 1909, Page 2

PATENTS.

: Henry Hughes, Patent and Trade Marks Agent (authorised by N Z, Government), reports the following list 0f .5 patent applications in New Zealand compiled from the Government Gazette of March 25th : Auckland.—J. Chambers and Son, Ltd,, safety mechanism for mining cages; S. McMioben. protecting steel and iron in ferro-concrete; D. McLean, level; D. Brown, tramway car brake ; A. Oodey, shut-off socket; R, Carter, holding wire to standard; T. Woodroffe, Incubator. Wellington.—P. Pickering, flooring cramp; E. Berry, weighing and delivering milk, etc., in predetermined quantities; J. Blake, vacuum tanks of milking machines; Reston and Molloy, overlays for process block printing; G. Hyde, extension table; L. Lilley, angle bracket; J. Kelly, delivering pure water to tanks; J. Kirwood, suspension of electric lamps; Edenfeldt and Pearson, cash receiver; Q. Pearson, couplings .pf air and vacuum brake pipes; G. and H, Stewart, variable gear; Jones and Wbitelaw, nipple coupling for electric wire pipes; A. Wright, advertising; F. Bliss, bacon slicer; D. [Donald, removing loose fibre from wool packs; D. Mnnro, earth scoop; Gore and Wyatt, telegraph lineman’s flexible ladder; H. Levinge, locating wrecks; A. Procter, engine cylinder admission and exhaust valve; A. Ridd, milking machine. •

Canterbury.—W. Blair, acetylene generator; J. Willetts, releasing bags of chaff from bagging ring; Taylor and Oakley, windows; G. Olaydon, flax stripping machine ; P. and D, Duncan, Ltd., seed discharge for drill and sower; P. Stephens, cartridge holder; Douglas and Shepherd, removing cavings from threshing machines; R. Palmer, life-saving raft. Otago.—R. KnOx, harvester reels ; Robb and' Birch, .candle case and sconce ; J. Brown, cocks and taps; W. Morton, feathering floats for current paddle wheels; J. Smaill, water purifier; G. Williamson, jnn., vehicle litfing jack; Christie and Henderson, railway air-brake apparatus; E. Hayes, wire ooiler; R. Walker, securing milk can lids. Mr Hughes’ firm has been established for over 25 years, and handles the bulk of the New Zealand patent easiness. Send for free pamphlet, “Advice to Inventors.” Offices: Queen’s Chambers, Wellington ; Queen Street, Auckland; 183 Hereford Street, Chris tchu-oh, and a.M.P. Buildings, Dunedin.